Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel-turkey Tensions Rise After Netanyahu Orders Strikes On Syrian Airbase by Onewazobia: 1:21pm On Aug 23 |
gassbee: Isreal should be very careful, Turkey is not Lebanon or Syria, Turkey has a formidable military Yes but not combat experience |
Celebrities › Re: Asu Ekiye & Kunemofa Asu Marriage Ends After 28 Years by Onewazobia: 5:47pm On Aug 21 |
Racoon: See as celebrities now toy with divorce as if it is a poppers party stroll in a park. The sanctity of marriage is no longer respected. No self reflection on the ripple effects of divorce.
Whatever may be in between, a problem in a marriage that has lasted this long is solvable. Meanwhile what example are they setting for the current generation and how many problems have divorce solved abeg? divorce is all about selfishness, no one thinks about the aftermath on the children nor the general society |
Politics › Re: Rotus Oddiri Of Arise TV Shows What Will Happen When Fuel Subsidy Is Restored by Onewazobia: 4:23pm On Aug 21 |
Mattswaggz: He should be 10x better than the vegetable there tho. Easier say than done, Nigeria is a complex state |
Politics › Re: Not Too Late To Arrest, Prosecute IBB – Sowore by Onewazobia: 11:17am On Aug 21 |
telim: Who will order is arrest? Sadly IBB will die a free man. Afterlife awaits him |
Politics › Re: Davido Meets Wike, Prostrates Amidst Friendly Jibes Over Osun Election by Onewazobia: 11:09am On Aug 21 |
Politics, hmmmmm They all playing with the poor masses |
Business › Re: The Price Difference Between 2020 And 2025 In Nigeria by Onewazobia: 9:35pm On Aug 20 |
Tearable government, tearable people, horrible system |
Family › Re: Reactions To Bringing Someone That Died Abroad To Nigeria For ₦40 Million by Onewazobia: 7:08pm On Aug 20 |
autoez: Nigeria is a disgrace to the world. Person die for China and una nonallow the world rest coz of transporting the corpse. Why always Nigeria Some Nigerians? Or Nigeria? Correct your comment please, don't be unfortunate |
Education › Re: Nigeria Digital Training Academy 2026 by Onewazobia: 4:44pm On Aug 20 |
Thanks. I shared with few young minds |
Crime › Re: Police Shoot Two In Onitsha Over Alleged Resistance To Arrest by Onewazobia: 1:43pm On Aug 20 |
jojo1415: Onitsha police and bribe r 5&6....our police really need reforms I swear!!! Not only Onitsha ooo, from north to south it's same mentality. Reform with same people will result zero work done |
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Crime › Re: 20 People Killed In Binper, Plateau State, Sparks Protests (Video) by Onewazobia: 12:04pm On Aug 18 |
Nice2023: Generational curse. Gowon knows this. Foolishness at it peak. O |
Politics › Re: Sowore Blasts Nigerians Celebrating IBB At 85 Years by Onewazobia: 10:43am On Aug 18 |
CrackedScreen: Both of them are the same
While one is a 2 faced Ogbomosho snake
The other is an old evil bandit supporter You got it, they are all wicked and selfish |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Or Osun People: Who Made Adeleke Victorious In The Just Concluded Electio by Onewazobia: 6:52am On Aug 17 |
Don't kill yourself on politicians, all are political talks |
Crime › Re: Enugu Busts Criminal Syndicates, Police Arrest 14 Kidnap Suspects by Onewazobia: 8:20am On Aug 15 |
runningriot: The Nigerian police are doing a formidable and magnificent work for some time now the level of their dexterity is something else. Apparently, has all I see is lack of motivation and equipment. However, if our police are equipped and properly funded the rest will be history... Majority of them are thief themselves, it's not all just about the payment. Military payment is worse than that of NPF, they harassed and defraud with no mercy |
Crime › Re: Enugu Busts Criminal Syndicates, Police Arrest 14 Kidnap Suspects by Onewazobia: 8:18am On Aug 15 |
MEGAWATCH: You can never see this kind of success in the South west or the North.....
Kidnapping is a very big business in those regions.
😎😎😎 No need for all these, check the name of the State chief Police officer |
Family › Re: How Much Is Reasonable Monthly Feeding Money For Retired Parents In Nigeria? by Onewazobia: 7:55am On Aug 15 |
Kaa4: Your mum will always want the lion's share of the money. Why is this always the case, despite the fact that your dad made so many sacrifices to improve your life? That's woman for you, just the way your wife wants the largest share (chops the largest share of your labour), it's natural. Man is here to labour. May the Lord help us |
Foreign Affairs › Re: USS Abraham Lincoln Sailors Tried To Jump Overboard Amid Extended Deployment by Onewazobia: 9:19pm On Aug 13 |
FreeStuffsNG
You are doing a good job, your paycheck is sure |
Events › Re: Osinbajo, Fashola, Others Attend Kemi Adeosun’s Husband’s Burial Service by Onewazobia: 9:08pm On Aug 13 |
Big gathering, a might family if you ask me |
Family › Re: As A Family Man What Will You Do In This Situation by Onewazobia: 7:14pm On Aug 13 |
Let her have her way, 400k will not remain the same and you see this life, hmmmm
A friend always say "life is dynamic" |
Celebrities › Re: Regina Chukwu Denied Entry At Lateef Adedimeji's Triplets' Thanksgiving (Video) by Onewazobia: 1:33pm On Aug 13 |
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Business › Re: Nigeria Met And Exceeded Its OPEC Quota Of 1.5 Million Barrels Per Day In July by Onewazobia: 1:29pm On Aug 13 |
Good but what's the benefits to the Nigerian masses |
Nairaland General › Re: When Begging Becomes Entitlement: Nigeria Has A Problem by Onewazobia: 9:00am On Aug 13 |
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Nairaland General › Re: When Begging Becomes Entitlement: Nigeria Has A Problem by Onewazobia: 8:58am On Aug 13 |
You are 100% correct. It’s sad. I don’t know whether it was a mistake or what I should call it. Without being asked, I sent some money to a relative’s daughter to support her final-year project, but within a month, she had made several more requests. And immediately after she went back home, her mum sent her own list too. Nigerians are just a different breed of humans |
Family › Re: A Kid Hanging On The Rail Of A Balcony Rescued By Neighbor by Onewazobia: 8:41am On Aug 13 |
blackgold2018: Mine is. You re sure that toddler was still alive. Because the rails coldness may freeze him.
If he’s still alive, that’s a miracle baby How do you know it's cold? Ha ! How do you know the weather |
Family › Re: A Kid Hanging On The Rail Of A Balcony Rescued By Neighbor by Onewazobia: 8:38am On Aug 13 |
tunwumi: The parents need serious cane You seee these little witches, hmmm |
Phones › Re: Phone Cameras Are Gradually Taking Over Commonsense In Nigeria by Onewazobia: 4:30pm On Aug 12 |
brain54: :::
Op the sooner you realize that majority of what you see online are doctored content for online money the more sensible and emotionally sound you become.
You have absolutely no justification for blasting and running down Nigerians... for the benefit of doubt go online and see the really stupid things whites do and post online and theirs is not because of content.
Your problem is emotional intelligence and inferiority complex.
::: Foolish kings too hard a voice |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says He Switched Planes After NATO Summit Because Of Possible Threat by Onewazobia: 8:49am On Aug 12 |
Nackzy: Iran fit kill this man oooo But the a Aftermath will be too destructive and bloody |
Christianity Etc › Re: Aerial Footage of Massive Crowd at RCCG 2026 Convention Gets People Talking(Pics by Onewazobia: 8:16am On Aug 12 |
LabStores: Organized religions will always attract humans.
Religion is one of the oldest and most sophisticated frameworks ever created for managing the terrifying space between what we know and what we desperately want to know.
It gives death a narrative. It gives suffering a meaning. It gives morality a structure. It gives fear a language. It gives hope somewhere to live.
And perhaps most importantly, it gives human beings a psychological mechanism for controlling themselves when nobody else is watching.
Because the human animal is not governed entirely by reason. We are driven by desire, fear, greed, lust, anger, status, survival and the need to belong. Civilization discovered very early that laws can control behaviour only when someone is watching.
Religion introduced something more powerful:
A watcher who never sleeps.
Whether that watcher objectively exists is a philosophical and theological question. The psychological effect of believing that the watcher exists is a different question entirely.
Heaven and hell become incentives and deterrents. Sin becomes internal surveillance. Repentance becomes psychological correction. Ritual becomes behavioural conditioning. Community becomes social reinforcement. Faith becomes a mechanism for tolerating uncertainty.
And this is where religion becomes fascinating.
You don't necessarily need to prove that humans are stupid to explain religion. You only need to recognize that humans are fragile creatures trapped inside an existence they barely understand.
We fear death while being unable to investigate it from the other side.
We crave justice while living in a universe that appears completely indifferent to whether justice happens.
We want meaning while nature provides no obvious instruction manual.
So we construct one.
Call it religion. Call it philosophy. Call it ideology. Call it spirituality. Call it science when science is asked questions it cannot yet answer.
The labels change.
The psychological problem remains.
As long as humans remain conscious enough to ask "What happens when I die?" and incapable of obtaining a definitive answer, organized religion will have fertile ground.
Perhaps religion survives not because humans are incapable of thinking.
Perhaps it survives because thinking deeply about existence eventually confronts us with the limits of what we can know.
And humans have never been particularly good at staring into an abyss without giving the abyss a name... Well said and well captured. But one thing is certain: the universe has a Watcher—or a Designer, whatever name we choose. |
Car Talk › Re: Why Do People Avoid Great Products Because Of The CEO? (my Tesla Experience) by Onewazobia: 2:18pm On Aug 10 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Rejects Trump's 15-point Plan For Gaza, Netanyahu Says by Onewazobia: 10:06pm On Aug 09 |
brain54: :::
This is not a good quality or character for anyone. You can admire and praise him all you want but that is actually a weakness and not strength.
A man should not be so obstinate to always insist on my way or the high way. He should know when to compromise and give small concessions sometimes even if it means pretending to do so to give those on the negotiating table with him something to massage their ego with.
In my mind his rigid and non compromising stance has contributed to the prolonged war.
::: He knows better. Talk is cheap |
Career › Re: Why You Should Never Stay Long On A Survival Job by Onewazobia: 11:29am On Aug 09 |
TheStoriesOfMan: This is a subtle accusation of the promotion of fraud.
A teacher that does home lessons for affluent kids, is that promotion of fraud?
A teacher who collates candidates of external exams for school owners, is that promotiom of fraud?
There are tens of ways a teacher can make a honest living. Yes, there is but check what I'm responding to |
Career › Re: Why You Should Never Stay Long On A Survival Job by Onewazobia: 5:28pm On Aug 08 |
TheStoriesOfMan: From that teaching, men don use am buy land, build houses, open better business for their wives and relatives. Men still don use that same teaching take risks. They choose to remain there because that is their gold mine.
I know of a colleague who coordinates external exams for schools in Asaba. Wetin dey enter that guy hand na millions every year.
If person give you honey, and another person gives you beef sausage, but deep down you know say that sausage no good for your body, you go chop am?
Na who no wise dey abandon gold dey chase silver. The millions must be processed of illegality, not teacher in private ends that (private or public), school owner, yes but not teacher. Or are you using style to promote malpractices and fraud? |